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my 10 year old's first gun

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Anonymous

WOW... that's awesome! When you said you were giving your son his first gun, I too was thinking... Ruger 10 22!

Ove Toranger

Well done ! A bit strict, but that's called for on the range. Personally I had my 2 oldest kids do some trying (and failing) at home with an empty weapon before they were allowed on the range, so they had the safe direction, finger off the trigger and safety down pat before they were allowed to fire. Now the middle one things shooting is boring, but the oldest likes to go with me both for short- and longgun...and we have a little competition going with skeet :) Always nice to see new shooters on the range getting all the good basic safety stuff from day one ! Hoping we'll see more of that lil' gun....it looked nice !

Anonymous

Your kid will make an excellent tactical assault Roof Caucasian thanks to your training. He will be absolutely ready to protect the house from pesky porch pirates.

Anonymous

Can you adopt me, I just had my 5th 10th birthday I would like this gun they call the barrett for my birthday

John Hicks

How anyone could possibly see this as anything but wholesome, family fun and responsible parenting will always boggle my mind. My only criticism was that there was no “you’ll shoot your eye out, kid” said in the video. I recommend editing one in.

Anonymous

I predict this video will go viral and liberals will scream so hard when they watch it. Wish we could see guns this naturally and get to use them for recreative use like this on Europe. I've never touched one and i'm supposed to learn to use one effectively in the 9 months police academy lasts.

Anonymous

John will have to put that sucker to use on the roofs.

Anonymous

My grandfather snuck me out to fire a gun the first time. He forgot something to use as a target so he finished the rest of his whiskey right there so I could shoot the bottle. Now that I think about it it probably wasn't the best/safest environment but definitely one of my favorite memories.

Anonymous

That is fantastic brother. I started my son with the basic USMC weapon safety rules at the age of 5. He absolutely loves to shoot my M4 (with hands-on assistance). Learning proper weapons handling at a young age is crucial. Well done donut. Love it!